Aaron I. Reichel, Esq.
Aaron Reichel is a New York attorney whose writings have been widely published and republished, some in the U.S. Congressional Record. His most notable book remains Fahrenheit 9-12 – Rebuttal to Fahrenheit 9/11.
Most Recent Articles by Aaron I. Reichel, Esq.:
Evolved into a Muslim of Moderation--and Even a Friend to Jews--eventually becoming more fearless than virtually any other high profile Muslim in opposing terrorism, showing respect for Christians, Jews -- "All people have to work to get along"
Arabs Actually Benefit from Reverse Racism in Israel -- Rather Than Suffering from Perverse Racism
One of Its Most Respected and Idealistic Faculty Members:
The Republican Party – Minus the Hurricane and Its Repercussions – Is Stronger Than the Democratic Party
Taxes, Unemployment, Security Briefings, Debt, Deficits
The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg, Taxes, Union Benefits, Corporations
With friends like Clinton, Obama doesn’t need enemies
The Facts about Fact Checking Reveal
Ryan’s powerful and principled positions on fixing the economy, raising employment levels, reducing the highly inflated debts
Abuses by liberal American regulating governments and counterproductive American unions have rendered American manufacturing no longer competitive in many industries
Occupiers Proving the Futility and Hypocrisy of Their Cause
The American Jobs Act: Another pass now view later bill
President Bush’s policies
Sickening Aspects of Obama’s Health Care Plan
Socialism – A “Love” Story
In the Wake of the Joint Session of Congress on Health Care, Is President Obama Truly Opposed to Games or Is He the Quintessential Gamesman-in-Chief?
Putrid Package of Pork
Ironies, arrogance, inconsistencies, and glaring grammatical errors
What the election vote REALLY shows is that the American people have not necessarily shifted to the left
Raising Issues Central to the Ongoing Presidential Campaign
Real problems with Acorn and Ayers, Obama's outrageous lies
Rebut Obama on taxes, health, iraq, offshore drilling, experience
Obama’s thin resume is so thin that his campaign is reduced to highlighting his time spent as a “community organizer."
Sarah Palin’s Alleged Weaknesses Are -- and Highlight -- Her Strengths